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TAJUK KAJIAN :

Perkaitan Antara Konflik Kerja-Keluarga Dan Kepuasan Perkahwinan Dalam

Kalangan Pasangan Berkahwin Yang Bekerja Di Selangor

RESEARCH TITLE:

The Relationship Between Work-Family Conflict And Marital Satisfaction Among

Working Married Couples In Selangor

LAMPIRAN 1

No. respondent:

FAKULTI EKOLOGI MANUSIA/FACULTY OF HUMAN ECOLOGY

UNIVERSITI PUTRA MALAYSIA

BORANG SOAL SELIDIK/QUESTIONNAIRE

DISEDIAKAN OLEH / PREPARED BY: SITI ZUBAIDAH IDRIS (012-3466511)

PENYELIA / SUPERVISOR: DR. MUSLIHAH HASBULLAH

Semua maklumat yang dilengkapi adalah bertujuan untuk kajian sahaja dan ia adalah

rahsia. Segala kerjasama anda amat dihargai. Terima kasih.

All information given would be confidential and would be only used for research

purposes only. Your cooperation and willingness to take the time to answer these

questionnaires is highly appreciated. Thank you.

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Bahagian 1A – Maklumat Asas Responden

Part 1A - Demographic Info Instructions

Arahan: Sila tandakan (√) di petak yang berkenaan

Please tick (√) for suitable answer.

1. Jantina / Gender : � Lelaki / Male

� Perempuan / Female

2. Umur / Age :

3. Bangsa / Race : � Melayu / Malay

� Cina / Chinese

�India / Indian

�Others / Lain-lain

4. Agama / Religion : �Islam / Islamic /

�Buddha / Buddhist /

�Hindu / Hinduism

�Kristian / Christian

�Lain-lain / Others

5. Adakah anda mempunyai anak?

Do you have children?

�Ya / Yes

�Tidak / No

6. Tahap pendidikan tertinggi

Highest level of education

� SPM

� Sijil / Certificate

� Diploma

� Ijazah / Degree

� Ijazah Sarjana / Master

Degree

� Ijazah Kedoktoran / Ph.

Degree

�Lain-lain / Others

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7. Adakah anda bekerja :

Are you employed:

� sambilan / part-time

� sepenuh masa / full-time

8. Anggaran bilangan jam bekerja,

seminggu :

Approximate working hours, per week

9. Pekerjaan :

Job Title :

10. Pendapatan anda / Your income:

Pendapatan pasangan / Partner

income :

Bahagian 1B – Maklumat Asas Responden

Part 1A - Demographic Info

Arahan: Sila tandakan (√) di petak yang berkenaan

Instructions: Please put (√) for suitable answer.

No. Kenyataan / Statement 1 2 3 4 5 6 7

11. Pada skala dari 1 (tiada kawalan) kepada 7

(kawalan sepenuhnya), berapa banyak

kawalan anda terhadap tanggungjawab

kepada kerja anda?

On a scale from 1 (no control) to 7 (complete

control), how much control do you have over

your work responsibilities?

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12. Pada skala dari 1 (tidak fleksibiliti) kepada 7

(fleksibiliti lengkap), bagaimana anda

menggambarkan waktu kerja anda?

On a scale from 1 (no flexibility) to 7

(complete flexibility), how would you

describe your work hours?

13. Pada skala dari 1 (tiada sokongan) kepada 7

(sokongan sepenuhnya), bagaimana anda

menggambarkan tahap sokongan yang anda

rasa dari pasangan anda daripada konflik

yang timbul sebagai hasil kerja yang

mengganggu dengan tanggungjawab

keluarga?

On a scale from 1 (no support) to 7

(complete support), how would you describe

the level of support you feel from your

partner for conflict that arises as a result of

work interfering with family responsibilities?

14. Pada skala dari 1 (tiada sokongan) kepada 7

(sokongan yang lengkap), bagaimana anda

menggambarkan tahap sokongan yang anda

rasa dari pasangan anda bagi konflik yang

timbul akibat tanggungjawab keluarga yang

mengganggu kerja?

On a scale from 1 (no support) to 7

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(complete support), how would you describe

the level of support you feel from your

partner for conflict that arises as a result of

family responsibilities interfering with work?

15. Pada skala dari 1 (tiada sokongan) kepada 7

(sokongan yang lengkap), bagaimana anda

menggambarkan tahap sokongan yang anda

rasa dari ahli keluarga dan kawan-kawan

anda untuk konflik yang timbul akibat

gangguan kerja dengan tanggungjawab

keluarga?

On a scale from 1 (no support) to 7

(complete support), how would you describe

the level of support you feel from your family

members and friends for conflict that arises

as a result of work interfering with family

responsibilities?

16. Pada skala dari 1 (tiada sokongan) kepada 7

(sokongan penuh), bagaimana anda

menggambarkan tahap sokongan yang anda

rasa dari ahli keluarga dan kawan-kawan

anda untuk konflik yang timbul akibat

tanggungjawab keluarga yang mengganggu

kerja?

On a scale from 1 (no support) to 7

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(complete support), how would you describe

the level of support you feel from your family

member and friends for conflict that arises as

a result of family responsibilities interfering

with work?

17. Pada skala dari 1 (tiada sokongan) kepada 7

(sokongan penuh), bagaimana anda

menggambarkan tahap sokongan yang anda

rasa dari ketua/penyelia anda untuk konflik

yang timbul akibat gangguan kerja dengan

tanggungjawab keluarga?

On a scale from 1 (no support) to 7

(complete support), how would you describe

the level of support you feel from your

boss/supervisor for conflict that arises as a

result of work interfering with family

responsibilities?

18. Pada skala dari 1 (tiada sokongan) kepada 7

(sokongan penuh), bagaimana anda

menggambarkan tahap sokongan yang anda

rasa dari ketua/penyelia anda untuk konflik

yang timbul akibat tanggungjawab keluarga

yang mengganggu kerja?

On a scale from 1 (no support) to 7

(complete support), how would you describe

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the level of support you feel from your

boss/supervisor for conflict that arises as a

result of family responsibilities interfering

with work?

Bahagian 2 – Pendedahan Responden Terhadap Konflik Kerja-Keluarga

Part 2 - Respondent’s Exposure to Work-Family Conflict

Arahan: Sila tandakan (√) di petak yang berkenaan

Instructions: Please put (√) for suitable answer.

1 = sangat tidak bersetuju / strongly disagree

2 = tidak bersetuju / disagree

3 = sedikit tidak bersetuju / slightly disagree

4 = bukan bersetuju mahupun tidak bersetuju / neither agree nor disagree

5 = sedikit bersetuju / slightly agree

6 = setuju / agree

7 = sangat bersetuju / strongly agree

No. Kenyataan / Statement 1 2 3 4 5 6 7

19. Tuntutan kerja saya mengganggu kehidupan

rumah dan keluarga saya.

The demands of my work interfere with my

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home and family life.

20. Jumlah masa kerja saya yang di ambil

menyukarkan saya untuk memenuhi

tanggungjawab keluarga.

The amount of time my job takes up makes it

difficult to fulfill my family responsibilities

21. Perkara yang ingin saya lakukan di rumah

tidak dapat dilakukan kerana tuntutan tugas

yang membebani saya.

Things I want to do at home is undone

because of the demands my job puts on me

22. Tugas saya menghasilkan jenis yang

menjadikannya sukar untuk memenuhi

kewajipan keluarga.

My job produces strain that makes it difficult

to fulfill family duties.

23. Disebabkan duti bekerja yang berkaitan, saya

perlu membuat perubahan rancangan untuk

aktiviti keluarga.

Due to work-related duties, I have to make

changes to my plans for family activities.

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Bahagian 3 – Pendedahan Responden Terhadap Kepuasan Perkahwinan

Part 3 - Respondent’s Exposure to Marital Satisfaction

Arahan: Sila tandakan (√) di petak yang berkenaan

Instructions: Please put (√) for suitable answer.

1 = teramat tidak berpuas hati / strongly dissatisfied

2 = tidak berpuas hati / dissatisfied

3 = kurang tidak berpuas hati / slightly dissatisfied

4 = bukan berpuas hati mahupun tidak berpuas hati / neither satisfy nor dissatisfied

5 = kurang berpuas hati / slightly satisfy

6 = berpuas hati / satisfy

7 = teramat berpuas hati / strongly satisfy

No. Kenyataan / Statement 1 2 3 4 5 6 7

24. Sejauh manakah anda berpuas hati dengan

perkahwinan anda?

How satisfied are you with your marriage?

25. Sejauh manakah anda berpuas hati dengan

hubungan anda dengan suami/isteri?

How satisfied are you with your

relationship with your husband/wife?

26. Sejauh manakah anda berpuas hati dengan

suami/isteri sebagai pasangan?

How satisfied are you with your

husband/wife as a spouse?


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